INTERNAL and EXTERNAL users authentication via OAM

Hi ,
We have a scenario where in a resource is protected by OAM and we want the internal users in the system to access the resource w/o and authentication , However at the same time we want the external users should be challenged by OAM for credentials .
How to implement such a scenario ?
Any ideas would be helpful ..
Thanks
Sid

More details (architecture etc) would be needed to suggest any kind of solution.
Also content served is static or dynamic ? If content is dynamic then backend component (app) would expect identity to be propagated to it. This could be potential issue if internal user wont authenticate.
If it is static content then you can make use of rewrite rules / rewrite conditions to filter ip address (internal users should have some ip address range). Although you may have to do multiple url rewrite at apache level to by pass authentication.
One another solution is to implement zero sign on experience via WNA for internal users. WNA would take advantage of user's login to desktop. Hope this helps.

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